Directory

A private school in Dubai, UAE trading as Al Fanar School by Zaya, offering the British curriculum from Foundation Stage 1 to Year 6 with a nature-based, whole-child approach; the Zaya Early Learning Centre for children aged 12 months to 6 years now operates as its early-years section.

Based in Noosa, Queensland, with delivery also at Brickworks Lane, Northcote, Victoria.

Joyful Toddlers is a LifeWays-affiliated outdoor parent-child program in Arvada, Colorado, offering Waldorf-inspired early childhood classes.

Australian online Steiner-inspired homeschool programs covering multi-age, neurodivergent and remote learners, with NDIS-friendly options.

An India-based initiative offering online courses in the arts, Waldorf education and parenting.

An Austrian-German consultancy whose nine-stage conflict-escalation model is taught in mediation training worldwide.

A biodynamics centre founded around 2013-14, its Hebrew name meaning "living soil". It runs three arms: production (cover-crop seed mixes, biodynamic preparations, stirring and spraying equipment), education (a Ministry-recognised occupational training body running subsidised biodynamics courses) and research (a chromatography lab and academic agroecology partnerships).

Afrikara is a biodynamic permaculture farm and community near Wolseley, Western Cape, South Africa, that hosts Waldorf-themed youth camps alongside its farming operation.

An organic supermarket chain and brand founded in 1984 from anthroposophical conviction, now with over 150 German stores.

A biodynamic planting guide and calendar for the southern hemisphere, in its 38th year.

A small biodynamic and Vedic-method estate in the Nilgiris district of Tamil Nadu, India, growing high-altitude Arabica coffee, cardamom and stevia, part of the O'Valley plantation group.

A seed house that multiplies and sells seed varieties commercially.

A North Canterbury winery with four vineyards, certified as a Demeter biodynamic producer.

A New Zealand enterprise informed by anthroposophy and a long-running supplier of organic and biodynamic produce to shops and individuals nationally.

A biodynamic winery at Vittoria in Sicily, founded in 1980 by three partners and instrumental in reviving the Cerasuolo di Vittoria appellation, which took Sicily's first DOCG designation in 2005.

A French wine estate in Alsace whose conversion in the 1990s established biodynamic viticulture at the top of the wine world.

Produces single-estate extra virgin organic olive oil in Marlborough under Demeter licence number 81.

A Swiss maker of Demeter infant formula and baby food, producing since 1933.

A SEKEM-linked organic food company, established in 1977, producing herbal teas, honey, juices, spices, dates and other organic groceries.

An 8,500-hectare farm south of Windhoek, Namibia, farmed biodynamically since 1995 by two founding couples, and the only biodynamic farm in Namibia.

An organic tea, coffee and spice house with biodynamic sourcing.

A French wine estate in the Rhône whose conversion in the 1990s established biodynamic viticulture at the top of the wine world.

An organic and biodynamic cotton programme in the Nimar Valley along the Narmada River, Madhya Pradesh, in production since 1991 and scaled up after a visit in 1993.

A tea garden certified organic from 1988 and, in 1993, the first tea garden in the world certified Demeter for biodynamic production, with Fairtrade certification granted the same year.

A wine estate founded in 1984 at 119 Papatū Road, Manutuke, Gisborne, with three vineyards (Opou, Te Arai and Clos de Ste. Anne) on the banks of the Te Arai River, certified with both BioGro and Demeter and styling itself "New Zealand's First Organic and Biodynamic Wine Estate".

A German company producing and distributing Demeter-certified organic food products, including coffee, chocolate, pasta, oils and spices.

Austria's oldest wine estate and the world's first Demeter winery, biodynamic since 1971.

A specialty coffee roasting and cafe business based in New Zealand, with sites in New Plymouth and Auckland, and B Corp certified. Demeter biodynamic certification was not shown on the company's own site.

A biodynamic dairy brand in the Adelaide Hills.

A large German organic food brand from the 1970s reform movement, with no anthroposophical constitution.

ReinSaat is a biodynamic and organic seed company based in St. Leonhard am Hornerwald, Austria, certified under the Demeter mark.

The maker of the square chocolate bar, owned by a family of committed anthroposophists.

An organic and biodynamic food company with a mill, bakery and farm shop, founded 1964 at Saltå in Järna.

A Swiss biodynamic seed and breeding firm on the Rhine island of Rheinau.

A 420-acre certified biodynamic dairy at Kimberton, Chester County, Pennsylvania, on the site of the 1939-40 Kimberton Farms purchase made to test Steiner's biodynamic method.

An annual planting calendar built on Maria Thun's decades of constellation trials, translated into dozens of languages and selling in the millions.

A Demeter juice producer in the Wendland, owned by a foundation so that the firm cannot be sold.

A certified organic and Demeter beef farm at the foot of the Waima Ranges in Northland, farming organically since 1993, transitional Demeter from 1995, full Demeter from 1997 and full BioGro from 2020.

An anthroposophic medical clinic in Santiago, Chile, founded in 1988 as the country's first anthroposophic medical centre, treating conditions including cancer and psychiatric illness with mistletoe-based and other anthroposophic remedies.

A retreat at Bellingen in northern NSW offering foot baths, organ compresses, bath therapy, rhythmical body oilings and residential stays of five to ten days.

A Melbourne practice combining anthroposophical therapeutic speech with painting therapy, publishing a large non-profit site of well over a hundred pages with case histories, client artwork, hexameter and rhythm material, and essays on Gerard Wagner, Marie Steiner and Albert Steffen.

A family-founded maker of mistletoe preparations for integrative oncology, the largest single therapeutic stream of anthroposophic medicine.

A Napier natural health practice offering anthroposophic nursing, described as a holistic extension of conventional medicine rooted in the work of Rudolf Steiner and Ita Wegman and working with warmth, rhythm and conscious awareness.

A Melbourne clinic with rooms in Templestowe and North Balwyn, publishing information on anthroposophical medicines.

Raphael House of Health in Roncegno Terme is a thermal-spa and medical centre offering physical, hydrotherapeutic and dietary treatments based on anthroposophic, homeopathic and herbal medicine.

A small group of health professionals in the northern suburbs of Sydney "working together to integrate indications given by Rudolf Steiner for health and healing", grounded in Steiner and Dr Ita Wegman, offering anthroposophic medicine, anthroposophic home care, etheric massage and acupuncture, art therapy, and anthroposophic-based psychology and counselling.

An integrative general practice at 302 Te Mata Road, Havelock North, staffed by GPs who also hold anthroposophic medical training.

An integrative general practice specialising in anthroposophic medicine, with proceduralist support in palliative care.

A dramatherapy practice and training body run by dramatherapist Dr Joanna Jaaniste at 33 Percival St, Lilyfield NSW 2040, offering individual dramatherapy, introductory and advanced courses, workshops, and online and face-to-face clinical supervision for trainee dramatherapists, including a qualifying pathway for dramatherapists in Sydney.

A Norwegian social bank.

A Swedish member-owned ethical bank headquartered in Järna, with a branch in Stockholm's Gamla Stan.

Switzerland's anthroposophical cooperative bank.

A registered cooperative bank founded in 1974 as the world's first social-ecological bank, lending only to social and ecological enterprises and naming its loans publicly. The bank describes itself as Germany's largest sustainable bank.

A French ethical cooperative bank, founded 1978 as an association by a Steiner-Waldorf educator and an organic farmer.

A Danish cooperative ethical bank, founded at a founding assembly in Hjørring on 2 October 1982 and inspired by the German anthroposophical ethical bank GLS-Bank.

A church-rooted development finance organisation.

A European sustainable bank, founded in 1980 in Zeist out of an anthroposophical study group.

Eurythmy4you is an online platform offering courses in eurythmy, including therapeutic eurythmy and stress-relief movement work, stating its aim of making eurythmy accessible to people anywhere.

A cultural centre with a 500-seat concert hall, designed by the Danish-born anthroposophical architect Erik Asmussen and opened 1992; voted Sweden's second-best-liked modern building in a 2001 public poll.

Online studio courses and intensives in painting and drawing built on the anthroposophic approach to art, taught toward each person's own creativity. Courses include "Art as a Path of Schooling for the Soul", foundation work on Steiner's Seven Friedwart Sketches, and the advanced "The Light in the Heart: A Journey Through Our Spiritual History". The studio addresses both how the work is made and why it matters to soul health.

Performs Waldorf puppetry in South Australia.

The storytelling practice of Iris Curteis, a PhD storyteller and speech artist and a Society member since 1982, who carries a four-generation family oral-storytelling tradition, holds the Section for Literary Arts and Humanities nationally and represents the Novalis Branch. Offers storytellings, rewilding-folktale workshops, courses and intensives Australia-wide, and published rewritten folktales.

Offers writing courses in the imaginative arts.

A bookshop at 96 Halifax Street, Adelaide, sharing premises with the SA Branch and listed in White Pages as "Anthroposophical Society & Bookcentre", open Wednesday to Saturday.

A publishing house at Clagiraba QLD dedicated to completing the English translation of Steiner's German volumes, with around 80 volumes still untranslated after a century. Every title it issues is a first complete English translation.

A Scottish publisher of Steiner-lineage children's books, craft and science titles.

A Stuttgart publisher formed from the 1990s merger of two houses that continue as separate imprints.

An independent publisher based in Stroud, Gloucestershire.

A Frankfurt am Main publisher and shop covering anthroposophy, education, spirituality, philosophy, nature, arts, health and social topics, producing the journal info3 in print and digital form along with a newsletter, DVDs and calendars.

A philosophy-focused publisher, which began translating Steiner into Japanese in 1977 with *Theosophy*.

It is a publishing house whose catalogue includes anthroposophical and Rudolf Steiner literature, now based in Cologne, Germany.

A Basel publisher of books on esoteric research, family life, festivals and cultural renewal.

A Dornach-based publishing company formed by the 2026 merger of Rudolf Steiner Verlag and Verlag am Goetheanum, publishing Rudolf Steiner's complete works and anthroposophical literature.

A bookshop selling works by and about Rudolf Steiner, housed in Rudolf Steiner House, 35 Park Road, London, and open since 1932.

Publishes the Gesamtausgabe, Steiner's collected works.

A general literary publisher that has run a dedicated Steiner-translation imprint, the Rosa Mystica collection, since 1988.

A publisher at Stourbridge, still trading.

An Australian biography-work training, running an online programme with a published module list and course calendar.

An individual practice.

A social development consultancy linked into the international Association for Social Development.

Produces the Abnobaviscum range of mistletoe preparations, differentiated by host tree.

A pharmaceutical company founded 1986 as a subsidiary of SEKEM.

A social enterprise at Campbellfield VIC supplying art, craft, play and learning materials to Steiner schools, kindergartens, playgroups, home educators, eurythmists and therapists.

Makes pentatonic flutes and children's instruments developed in curative settings.

Makes wool and silk children's clothing in Swabia, Germany.

Europe's largest drugstore chain, run on dialogic self-managed store leadership drawn from anthroposophy.

Distributes WALA's Dr Hauschka products in Australia.

WALA's cosmetics line, made with the rhythmic plant extracts and medicinal-garden sourcing of the parent firm.

Makes wool and silk children's clothing in Swabia, Germany.

Rhythmic cascade sculptures developed by John Wilkes that lead water through figure-eight pulses, used in treatment ponds, on farms and in public art.

Makes wooden toys, including the rainbow stacker, designed on Waldorf sensory principles.

An Australian family-owned business operating since 1999 at 31 Hilly Street, Mortlake, Sydney NSW 2137, and the authorised Australian distributor for Dr Hauschka skin care and make-up and for WALA medicines, as well as Sonett and Sodasan cleaning products, Speick and Green People.

A pioneering natural-textile company.

The company that grew out of the Iscador mistletoe preparation of the cancer-research association Wegman co-founded in 1935, based at the Hiscia Institute in Arlesheim since 1949. Iscador is the most-studied anthroposophic medicine.

An online retail business selling Steiner/Waldorf-aligned toys, art supplies and educational materials from international makers.

Makes Demeter-certified cosmetics in a former monastery in Bavaria.

Supplies Waldorf art, craft and classroom materials to Australian schools, importing most of the movement's European manufacturing.

A wholesale supplier of art and craft materials to Waldorf schools worldwide.

Makes hand-carved wooden animals and figures in a workshop that provides social-therapeutic employment.

An aromatherapy and natural cosmetics firm with organic and biodynamic sourcing and no anthroposophical constitution.

A SEKEM subsidiary specialising in natural healthcare products, particularly medicinal herbs, with a range built through in-house development and the in-licensing of herbal medicines.

A foundation-owned maker of detergents and cleaning products designed around water care, using rhythmicised additives.

A pharmacy at Suite 107, 201 King Street, Hastings CBD.

A compounding pharmacy at 12 Mary St, Cygnet TAS 7112, making anthroposophical and homoeopathic medicines, creams and lotions, with all potencies produced by hand in small batches from ingredients sourced organic or biodynamic locally where possible.

Makes beeswax crayons and watercolours formulated for Waldorf teaching on Goethean colour principles.

An anthroposophic pharmacy in Hartland, Wisconsin, manufacturing anthroposophic remedies in the United States.

A United States manufacturer of anthroposophic remedies, founded 1996 in rural Wisconsin and now at East Troy, Wisconsin.

A medicines firm founded by Rudolf Hauschka in 1935, built on his rhythmic method of preserving plant extracts without alcohol.

An anthroposophic pharmaceutical and natural-cosmetics manufacturer headquartered in Arlesheim, Basel-Landschaft, founded in 1921 out of Ita Wegman's clinic and incorporated as Weleda AG in 1928 by Rudolf Steiner, Wegman and the Viennese chemist Oskar Schmiedel, who with Wegman produced the first mistletoe cancer preparation. Weleda's published figures give about 40 per cent of capital and about 80 per cent of voting rights to the General Anthroposophical Society at Dornach and the Arlesheim Clinic, with 19 majority shareholders.

Distributes Weleda products in Australia.

A manufacturing site at 302 Te Mata Road, Havelock North, at the foot of Te Mata Peak, with its own biodynamic medicinal gardens, and the anthroposophical movement's most substantial industrial operation in the southern hemisphere.

Weleda North America sells the natural skincare, body care and baby care products of Weleda, a company making health and beauty products based on anthroposophic principles.